BAR

Highly recommend if you're looking for a clicker style game.

As a friend of the creator, I've seen the passion and care she has been putting into this game. As of writing, BAR is still in beta but that doesn't diminish it's enjoy-ability. Although the mechanics may seem overwhelming upon first glance, it doesn't take long to get a firm grasp on the core concepts. It's very easy to get addicted to and thoroughly enjoyable.

This game is very poorly thought out and feels more like a gamejam prototype than a game that belongs on steam.
This is not an incremental or an idle game. This is basically an auto-battler with mandatory clicking, and a very bad one. Your units are filling the bar and enemy units are unfilling it. Enemy units are generated randomly each wave and they tend to have hard countering abilities to your units, which makes it impossible to make any build work - because one wave your units function and then next wave suddenly they don't because enemy units happened to spawn that counter them - game over. Feels very stupid and random.

Man, this game is fun, but god is it hard to describe.

This game is a weird mix between a roguelike (the game is split up into runs) and an incremental game, stuff like Cookie Clicker and Antimatter Dimensions with a focus on more active play than idle, and leaning much more towards the incremental part of the genre mix than the roguelike.

The game also doesn't explain all too well how it works, although there is an official guide on Steam for it, and the game does incrementally introduce new mechanics and essentially (not so subtly) forces you to interact with them. The onlyt real issue the game has in my eyes is that the game is kinda slow as f'ing garbage, but part of the game is going further into the game at faster and faster rates.

Overall, fun game though, would recommend if you enjoy incremental games.

Edit: I just unlocked the fast forward button, so the game does get a lot faster as you progress, but the game is asking for a decently large time investment (although not that large considering the genre) to unlock it